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Facebook CEO Urges Brazilians to Decry WhatsApp Block
The app has been suspended two times in five months in Brazil.
Viber Lets You Connect Freely. Literally!
After WhatsApp, Viber to encrypt calls and messages.
Deeply Divided White House Will Not Support Encryption Legislation
The political debate over the limits of encryption rages on.
WhatsApp is Now Technically Illegal and a National Security Threat to India
WhatsApp can now be used as a portal for child pornography distribution, harassing women and even terrorist plots - and we can't stop it
In the Aftermath of Apple vs. FBI, WhatsApp Strengthens Encryption
As of Tuesday the entirety of WhatsApp messages will be supported by end-to-end encryption.
Some Apple Engineers Threaten to Quit if Forced to Break iPhone Encryption
Multiple Apple employees told the New York Times they would resist a direct order to create an encryption backdoor.
Apple: Founding Fathers Would Be 'Appalled' by Government's iPhone Request
The company is fighting the Justice Department over encryption standards.
Watch John Oliver Hilariously Break Down the Apple Encryption Case
The comedian is thoughtful with his take on the nuances around encryption.
Amazon Drops Encryption Feature in Fire Tablet Software
Privacy advocates and some users criticized the move, which came to light on Thursday as Apple Inc. was waging an legal battle over unlocking an iPhone.
Tech Companies to Apple: We've Got Your Back
The rare display of unity and support from Apple's sometime-rivals showed the breadth of Silicon Valley's opposition to the government's anti-encryption effort, a position endorsed by the United Nations human rights chief.
FBI Vs Apple: Judgment Decides the Future of Privacy in Smart Phones
Governments could gain access to your darkest, most personal data in your phone – and there's nothing you can do about it
Apple Files Arguments in Court Opposing FBI iPhone Request
In a copy of the brief provided by the company, Apple argued that the government's request is 'unprecedented' and violates the company's First Amendment rights.
Apple Urges Government to Form Commission on Encryption Issues
'Apple would gladly participate in such an effort,' the company wrote in a blog post.
Why Apple Is Going to War Over the FBI's 'Backdoor' Order
The order involves the iPhone 5C that belonged to San Bernardino shooter Syed Rizwaan Farook.
Michael Dell: Encryption Backdoors Are a 'Horrible Idea'
Here's the Dell CEO's reasoning.